Help with genus poss Cortinarius

[watsthat]

Apologies for the vague title but I would really appreciate assistance with genus on this one. Found in damp mixed woodland. It struck me as being "not one of my regulars". I did think Naucoria, Cortinarius or even Inocybe but I`m out of my depth really. Spore print yellow/brown/rust is shown below;





Cheers

Pete

[FungiJohn]

I'll go for Inocybe Pete

John

[watsthat]

Yes the cap does look fibrous with that giveaway split.

Thanks John

[Ken Burgess]

Inocybe with a rust-brown spore print.

Would need more information but one possibility in coniferous woodland would be Cortinarius decipiens.

Ken

[FungiJohn]

Originally Posted by Ken Burgess

Inocybe with a rust-brown spore print.
Ken

It's that new one Ken

[fairplay]

Originally Posted by FungiJohn

It's that new one Ken

Coming to all good fungi shops soon.

Neil.

[Ken Burgess]

Originally Posted by Ken Burgess

Inocybe with a rust-brown spore print.

Would need more information but one possibility in coniferous woodland would be Cortinarius decipiens.

Ken

... should really have said mixed woodland, because there are also leaves of deciduous trees (birch mainly) in the photo in addition to pine. Just checked my facts and C. decipiens tends to be associated with broadleaves. I shouldn't rely on memory for Cortinarius.

Ken

[watsthat]

Thanks for input all, it helps me to focus and consider the options. The area was mixed woodland: Scots Pine, Willow, Alder and I did note a shrubby bush, directly adjacent to the fungus. I will be back there soon and will take notes.

Cheers

Pete

[watsthat]

This tickled me; I googled C. decipiens and found a picture that matched mine in every detail, It was my picture! So much for Googling as an aid to identification.

Pete